# Karlie Noon
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Karlie Alinta Noon is the first indigenous woman in Australia to graduate with a double degree in maths and physics, an astronomer, of the Gamilaraay people, multiple award winner, 2019 Eureka Prize nominee, and one of the 2017 BBC's 100 Women. She is researching Astronomy and Astrophysics at the Australian National University, Australia.
== Early life ==
Noon was raised in a small town called Coledale, near Tamworth, the country music centre of Australia, with a significant disparity between people of different economic classes.
Knowledge from the world's first astronomers and the forgotten women of Hollywood
First Nations astronomers Krystal de Napoli and Karlie Noon share ancient wisdom about the night skies and Helen O'Hara talks about the early dominance of women in Hollywood.
A First Nations look at the Federal election, and Gomeroi opposition to coal-seam gas
Lorena Allam and Lindon Coombes discuss the Federal Election and Karlie Noon sheds some light on her new book Astronomy: Sky Country
Astronomy: Sky Country
Gamilaraay astrophysicist and science communicator Karlie Noon has written a new book, Astronomy: Sky Country.
Connecting sky country and astronomy
Emerging First Nations astrophysicists, Krystal de Napoli and Karlie Noon, explore the connections between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander environmental and cultural practices and the behaviour of the stars, and what must be done to preserve this knowledge into the future.
Guests: Krystal de …
08 Karlie Noon: The sky is full of knowledge
Gamilaroi astrophysicist Karlie Noon dismantles sketchy ambitions to colonize the moon, asteroids and space. Grounded in indigenous sky sovereignty, she presents another way of knowing and caring for the solar system, Milky Way and universe. She shares her knowledge of moon formation, the growing d…
Karlie Noon – Blazing Trails in Science and Indigenous Knowledge
Ever been curious about Aboriginal astronomy and how the night sky has guided mobs for thousands of years?
In this episode of Yarning Up, Caroline sits down with Karlie Alinta Noon, a Gamilaroi astrophysicist, author, and advocate for Indigenous and women’s rights in STEM. Karlie is the first Indi…
Karlie Noon
In this episode astronomer, astrophysicist and Traditional Knowledge holder, Karlie Noon takes us on a journey to the stars. She tells us about the creativity that emerges when trying to draw and describe the movements of the sky. She also speaks about the surprising connections that she has found …
Karlie Noon – Blazing Trails in Science and Indigenous Knowledge
Ever been curious about Aboriginal astronomy and how the night sky has guided mobs for thousands of years?
In this episode of Yarning Up, Caroline sits down with Karlie Alinta Noon, a Gamilaroi astrophysicist, author, and advocate for Indigenous and women’s rights in STEM. Karlie is the first Indi…
Ian Dunt's UK and two Indigenous astrophysicists explain the skies through their eyes
Ian Dunt reports on Boris Johnson's police fines and their new Rwanda solution and Indigenous astrophysicists Karlie Noon and Krystal de Napoli explain the connections between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander environmental and cultural practices and the behaviour of the stars.
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